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Reply #30 posted 07/11/08 9:31pm

Ocean
What do they cook out on? Is it a grill? Deep fryer? Oven? I'm :confused: lol and it doesn't take much neutral
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Reply #31 posted 07/11/08 9:34pm

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Ocean said:

What do they cook out on? Is it a grill? Deep fryer? Oven? I'm :confused: lol and it doesn't take much neutral


When we have a cook out we cook outon the grill

when we have a BBQ - southern style a smoker is used to BBQ the meats

they are about the same thing really lol we just dont use BBQ suace much at all at a cookout
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Reply #32 posted 07/11/08 9:37pm

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Mach said:

Ocean said:

What do they cook out on? Is it a grill? Deep fryer? Oven? I'm :confused: lol and it doesn't take much neutral


When we have a cook out we cook outon the grill

when we have a BBQ - southern style a smoker is used to BBQ the meats

they are about the same thing really lol we just dont use BBQ suace much at all at a cookout

Thanks Mach....Weird ...our BBQ is a grill plate ..and we don't use BBQ sauce in the cooking so that would make it a cookout right?
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Reply #33 posted 07/11/08 9:37pm

Ocean

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Mach said:



When we have a cook out we cook outon the grill

when we have a BBQ - southern style a smoker is used to BBQ the meats

they are about the same thing really lol we just dont use BBQ suace much at all at a cookout

Thanks Mach....Weird ...our BBQ is a grill plate ..and we don't use BBQ sauce in the cooking so that would make it a cookout right?

Or make ur cookouts really BBQ's lol
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Reply #34 posted 07/11/08 9:40pm

Mach
lol I guess they are pretty much exchangable nod
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Reply #35 posted 07/12/08 7:46am

Anxiety

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my best friend is a fancypants chef and she swears there is a distinction between a BBQ and a cookout. she says you can only call it a BBQ if the centerpiece of the occasion involves barbecued foods. otherwise it is a cookout.

i don't really give a damn, so i just nod and smile when she goes off on this. nod

What's the centrepiece ....lol ...so a cookout doesn't BBQ food?


you know - like barbecued ribs or whatever the hell meateaters slather barbecue sauce on. in my friend's opinion, it's a chance for people to show off their homemade barbecue sauces and marinades. shrug

i'm sure you CAN BBQ food at a cookout, it's just not the focal point.

or something like that. nuts
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Reply #36 posted 07/14/08 6:37am

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good luck with that. lol

you CAN get veggie faux shrimp, but i tried faux squid once and it was NASSSTAY, so i'm a little afraid to try any other fake seafood products. shake


yuck! I've never even seen veggie shrimp ill
but I was just thinking, a potato could be used in place of a shrimp smile



There used to be this stuff you could buy called "Tuno" that was fake tuna and it was SO FREAKING GOOD but they don't make it anymore. sad

There's a vegan/veggie restaurant in the Village in NYC called Red Bamboo and they have a veggie shrimp appetizer that's AWESOME. check it out.
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Reply #37 posted 07/14/08 6:39am

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Anxiety said:

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Good lord the list is too long to mention!!!!!
Of course the obvious vegan burgers/sausages (the latter of which there are some AMAZING ones you can get now at Whole Foods),

grilled veggie
tofu kabobs
roasted sweet onions (whole, you take a vidalia, wrap it in foil, pour a little marinade on it and put in on the grill till it gets soft, good lord)
um, there's all kinds of salads
vegan potato salad
vegan pasta salad
i mean i could do this all day, but ya'll mufuckas is making me HUNGRY!!!



i'm gonna need to try out this roasted sweet onion business. nod



Yeah, someone did that on one of my camping trips last summer and we freaked out about how good it was. just slice off the top and bottom, wrap it in foil, a little marinade and roast it for about an hour (or until the foil gets dark). when you can cut into it really easily it's done. sooooo good.....
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Reply #38 posted 07/14/08 7:06am

Anxiety

ButterscotchPimp said:

thekidsgirl said:



yuck! I've never even seen veggie shrimp ill
but I was just thinking, a potato could be used in place of a shrimp smile



There used to be this stuff you could buy called "Tuno" that was fake tuna and it was SO FREAKING GOOD but they don't make it anymore. sad

There's a vegan/veggie restaurant in the Village in NYC called Red Bamboo and they have a veggie shrimp appetizer that's AWESOME. check it out.


next time i'm in new york, i definitely WILL keep an eye out for that place...never heard of it! and i'm getting really tired of going to angelica's kitchen every time i go to NYC. giggle
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Reply #39 posted 07/14/08 7:10am

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Anxiety said:

ButterscotchPimp said:




There used to be this stuff you could buy called "Tuno" that was fake tuna and it was SO FREAKING GOOD but they don't make it anymore. sad

There's a vegan/veggie restaurant in the Village in NYC called Red Bamboo and they have a veggie shrimp appetizer that's AWESOME. check it out.


next time i'm in new york, i definitely WILL keep an eye out for that place...never heard of it! and i'm getting really tired of going to angelica's kitchen every time i go to NYC. giggle



Seriously, you can Google it and look at the menu. just about everything on the menu is veggie/vegan and it's ALL good. I go there every time now, and i'll be there in a couple of weeks!
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Reply #40 posted 07/14/08 7:28am

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Anxiety said:



next time i'm in new york, i definitely WILL keep an eye out for that place...never heard of it! and i'm getting really tired of going to angelica's kitchen every time i go to NYC. giggle



Seriously, you can Google it and look at the menu. just about everything on the menu is veggie/vegan and it's ALL good. I go there every time now, and i'll be there in a couple of weeks!


last time i went to NYC, i tried a new place (new for me, anyway) called candle 29. it was a great place - it's rare that i get to eat in a "fine dining" atmosphere where everything's vegetarian, so that was a treat - but it was uptown and i'm more of an east village rat when i'm in new york, so it's nice to know about a new veg restaurant down in that area. i'll keep it in mind!
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Reply #41 posted 07/14/08 3:19pm

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Ocean said:

It's strange u guys call it cookouts and we call it BBQ's ....when u think about it cook out makes more sense though lol



We call it barbeques, by me.

Nobody says cook out here.
In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular.
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